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Since its release last spring, Vibe vibrator has sold 55,000 units worldwide.
Bruce and melody moonison, both former employees of Nortel, started their "research and design" company after moonison was laid off from now on
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Bruce moonison, who has worked as a Nortel engineer for more than ten years, said, we-
Vibe was designed from an engineer's point of view. The 60-
U-gram silicone equipment
Shapedand is a six-year product with a research and development value of $500,000.
"It's not a sex toy for me.
"This is a mechanical and electrical equipment," he said . "
"We really look at it from a scientific point of view;
Drawing x-
Y power vs. performance chart compared to the third dimension of human dynamics: what frequency do women like?
"The couple said they came up with the idea during a long bus trip in 2001.
The topic of sex toys has come up.
This is just a naive idea.
Why don't two people have a sex toy that suits them when they make love? " Bruce said.
He wrote down the idea, did some searches and found that there were no similar patents.
On 2003, he was fired from Nortel and had time to continue his new research.
"We had to go downtown to cruise the peeling joint and convince them to try our equipment," he recalls, adding that, they want it to be tested by someone who has tried five or more devices for comparison.
"Dad is quiet about it. Mom was —
She listened to what I said.
I think she is very happy to hear that we have income now.
Her husband says their company is working on a new project right now.
"I have found some technologies that NASA has developed that have never been applied to the sex toy industry," he said . ".
"So we will launch a new technology platform in the next two years.
"At the same time, sellers who attended the Ottawa annual sex show last weekend said the toy retail price was $129.
95, is getting off the shelf.
"It's amazing," said Shelley Taylor, owner of the Shelley town Venus Envy store.
"We have never seen such a toy sale.
"Bonnie Hamilton, owner of Bonnie's bedroom in Hamilton, Ontario.
The product is also good for her business, she said.
"It's my livelihood, so I'm happy. "